Uncovered is the largest public database of cold case information and a suite of tools that enable the true crime community to turn their interest into advocacy.
Crowdsourcing cold cases
Uncovered is the largest public database of cold case information and a suite of tools that enable the true crime community to turn their interest into advocacy.
I joined Uncovered in July and have had the honor of working with victims' families, filmmakers and storytellers to help see justice for the over 300,000 cold cases in the US. Please join and help make a difference.
This is fantastic @jim_brown ! A tool that has been needed for so long and has been neglected. How are you seeing interest rise in some of the lesser known cold cases?
Congratulations! I'm not really one to comment on these things but I just wanted to say that this tool is an inspiration so kudos to you and your team. I would like to know from an international perspective, how can other countries use this tool e.g. I am from New Zealand and we have gone from a country that barely saw a murder on the news once or twice a year, to almost daily occurrences. The number of cold cases is also rising and hugely frustrating to witness. I'm hopeful that we will also be
Awesome! Congrats on the launch team!
As a fan of true crime podcasts and also a person who’s always eager to contribute and help people around me, I’m absolutely thrilled to see a product like this. Keep it up, team!
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